
Answer :-
1) The rank of the 5 vials in order of increasing
wavelength(
) will be
:
Purple-Blue-Green-Orange-Red
in nm = Purple
(380-450)-Blue(450–485)-Green(500–565)-Orange(590–625)-Red(625–740)
2) As frequency and wavelength are inversely
proportional to each other, the rank of the 5 vials in order of
increasing frequency(
) will be
:
Red-Orange-Green-Blue-Purple
in Hz [*10^(14)] :
Red(4.05-4.8)-Orange(4.8-5.1)-Green(5.3-6.0)-Blue(6.2-6.8)-Purple(6.8-7.9)
{Note : The actual value for eg. is 4.05*10^(14) - 4.8*10^(14). Same applies for all values of frequency over here.}
3) As frequency and energy(or energy emission) are directly proportional to each other, the rank of the 5 vials in order of increasing energy emission(E) will be :
Red-Orange-Green-Blue-Purple
E in eV = Red(1.65–2.00)-Orange(2.00–2.10)-Green(2.25–2.34)-Blue(2.64–2.75)-Purple(2.95–3.10)
4) Wavelengths of light emitted by a quantum dot(QD) depends on its size. As the size decreases, the wavelength emitted also shortens and vice-versa. So, the rank of the 5 vials in order of increasing quantum dot size will be :
Purple-Blue-Green-Orange-Red
QD size in nm = 2-3 nm for Purple-Blue-Green and 5-6 nm for Orange-Red
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